we “Salt La kes.

E “for Thursday. afternoon

By: PHYLIS BOWMAN

 

      
     
 

“MR. AND. MRS. DOUGLAS | R. BRUNTON,
Photo by Chandler’ Ss Studio.

and ‘.

op be, The. Church: oe “the. Annunciation was the « scene .
: -of.a quiet wedding ceremony August 1 when Hen-|
~-rietta Marie Cormier: and Douglas R: Brunton’ were
united in. marriage: before the altar profused with].

‘pink carnations. and: flickering candlelight.
... Rev, James Tracey’ officiated | ;
“at the evening service for’: ithe
“7 “daughter. ‘of » Mr..
- R, Cormier of ‘this city. ‘and. ine
gon. of Mr. and. Mrs. ‘Frederick
* Brunton of Prince Albert,’ ‘Sask-
atchewan. .
Given in: marriage by: her. fa-
ther, the bride was. lovely as she
«walked down | the aisle.
vn waltz- length gown. ‘of white ny-
“lon lace tn princess.style, off-set
with a swectheart. neckline. Her
-4}lusion -vell in ‘shoulder- Jength
“gracefully fell. from. a tiara of
“pearls, and sequins and’ she: car-
 rhed, ‘American’ Beauty roses.
oo Ber jewellery, a pearl necklace
and earring set; was. a ‘gift. of
~ the. groom. . ye.
“Mrs. .J. T. Cormier attended “

Mrs...

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7. F. Seale proposed the toast
.|to the bride. Serviteurs were Miss
Stella Dumias, Mrs. LeCouffe,

Mrs. Walter Ursulak and Mrs.
John Fosty.

,. royal blue boxed-style suit
and white - accessories. .Upon
their return from a three-week
‘motor honeymoon trip. to Van-

will make ther home at 220
Ninth Avenue East.

|. Mr. Brunton’ is employed .at
Watson Island, Columbia Cellu-
Jose Company Limited pulp mill.

 

For travelling the bride “wore |

couver, points in United States|
and Prince: Albert, newlyweds}. |

her. sister-in- law, wearing a blue

lace gown,- in ‘Similar’ ‘style. Her
bouquet was composed ° ‘of pink.

car nations and ‘she: chose a tiny/

- Council
notes

 

 

Mr. -

-Mrs.’

‘Cormier’ was.  groomsman
and usher-was Cyprian LeCouffe.
oa Roland LeBlanc -
“Ave Maria” during the signing
‘of the register and. organist was
C. P., Balagno.. .
a _ Carrying - through: with. “the
Le “pink and white”
~ was the bridal arch for the. re:
‘ception in the. Sons. of Norway

“hall.
The bride’s . mother received
her. guests gowned | in a light
'~. Dlue: -lace cocktail frock’ feat-
“uring tulle panels. A blue flow-
ered hat and. pink. carnation {¢
corsage completed her ensemble. .:| :
. Receiving
mother was -his sister, Mrs. .P.
L. Ratchford who: wore a- dark
toned silk gown and white AC:
" cessories.

for :

- color. theme

the .

.. white: flowered: headpiece, fore ac-
cent. mS :

sang

groom's

The Police and Traffic Com-
imittce recommended prohibit-
ing of parking on the south side
of Fifth Avenue East alongside
Tom-Boy ‘Parking lot. No bylaw.
covering the. recommendation
was. introduced...

‘Alderman George .. ‘Hills,
Gordon Carlson, T. © Norton
Youngs and: Norman Bellis, an-
nounced their intention of at-
tending the convention of the
Union of B.C. Municipalities
September 16, 17, 18. Mayor ?.
J. Lester said he was not yet

certain if he. would ‘be able to
attend.

 

+ - -

 

P.- EK. Deane.

 

picnic set.

This. year's: event: begins |

IN THE PARKS—This_ is “Pet | Thursday. for three days. ‘at the |
‘and Doll Week” in both parks: [Empire | ‘Pool’ in!Vancouver.

' There: will be a pet and doli |
| parade at McClymont Park on!
1 Friday aftrenoon at 3. Awards}
'whlbe made. in categories—best,
: dressed, most original, funniest,
‘largest: and. smallest.

' plann, ad SWhureday,a ftenpoon,.
, Chifaren dre’ asked “to" bring : ant
cents,’ “their Junch, a bathing

, sult and meet at the Civic Centre
#at-2 p.m. For children nine years
‘and over, the trip will be sup-~
& . ervised by. Cathy. Roos, Louise
can ' Thoma s, Patrick Kelly. and Tom
~'waasich. The party is expected
'to'return at 6 p.m, ,
. “For particulars concerning
‘werther, children are asked to
| isten to radio station at 11:30
| an Thursday.
'

‘. a rere e em

SWIMMING POOL NEWS:
“It is hoped that next year .
some Prince

t | Will participate in the “Bic, Az

’ Gtoup Championships.”

* These championships are de-

“slgned to encourage young
swithmers to participate in regu-
lar swimming activities through
national recognition for records

Time is now being . allocated |

t

ito. this type:.o£: ‘swimming at. the;

outdoor pool: and’ will. continue |
at. the new. outdoor pool when
it opens.

port
will. be: inaugurated, ‘which will
give’ ‘similar . ‘chances |: to’ ‘these i
children showing. encouraging
results in swimming. —

The swimmer’s slogan is “The
Key to Success is .Hard Work,”

PERSONALS.
-PEOPLE ON THE GO—-Leav- |
ing-tomorrow morning. by Can- :
adian Pacific Airlines plane for:

 

{Vancouver .and on

Mrs. Alex .Pihera. While away
they will visit friends and rela-

Rupert children ) tives,

Miss Anne Harding, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Harding,
leaves ‘tomorrow by CPA plane
to attend the First United
Church Girls’ camp on Vancou-
ver Island from August 13° to

 

established from the 10 and

or junior Broup.

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27, She will join her parents in
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meat

+ dlyptayad! by tho Liquor coi toad i

iA-trip to Salt Lakes is being ‘with the necessary parental sur- i vegeta

a two-week summer vacation in |-.
Vancouver :
Island are Mrs. Jean Nixon -and |

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| KITCHEN FARE oe a
Hot or cold fish and vegetables
~ make. good summer meal partners

. Served, cold ‘or hot, fish and fresh. garden produce make good meal
partners: The’ delicate color and flavor of fish contrasts pleasingly with deeper-
|toned, crisp, fruits and vegetables. On.a hot summer's day have you ever. tried
Al that time it is hoped that Serving rosy chunks of cooked or canned: salmon atop a medly of cool green
bles, or meaty morsels of. cooked halibut. combined. in ‘a dressing -with|,
any.organized- swim. chub. tart, ‘fresh: apricot

‘SALMON | CROWN SALAD I
1. ¢734- ounce) can salmon

‘ Council approved introduction
of a.one-hour parking limit on
Second Street, in front of. Deanc

Cleaners, at request of Proprietor
{and Mrs.

.tomorrow by CPA plane.

 

 

are. already. planning: for: next

Montreal.

THINKING | OF WINTER? SILLY. QUESTION. “Hot summer "Wea? £
ther has .finally. arrived... But: ‘Canada’s clothing | manufacturers:
‘Likely “to.“be- seen. as.
the snow starts to fall are these. barber-pole striped accessories.’
This set .of- acrylic fibre consists of washable~ six- foot ‘scarfe,.
car-warmer-bandeau and mitts. Designer is’ Lady. Parkhurst. ‘of o

winter.

—cP

 

a “PERSONALS |
Mrs. Hugh Graham and ‘chil-
dren Anne, Carol’ and Bruce of.
Sandspit, are visitors in’ the city
while : en ‘route home, follow-
ing a vacation in’ Prince George,
visiting parents. While away they
are guests. of .Mrs. Graham's
brother-in-law ‘and. sister, Mr.
s. Frank Symes, 1202
Eighth: Avenue East, and leave

‘BOSTON (#—It was eggs—not
yeggs—that Mrs. Gussie. Sim-
mons _ heard. in her. ‘Kitchen
Thursday.

She called police and reported
she. ‘believed there was a prow-
ler in her kitchen.

“There’s “a © loud,
noise,”.. she. reported.

Two. patrolmen went to. the
house ‘and found two hard boiled
eggs. rattling: around in-a. water-
less; red-hot: pan.

_ rattling

 

 

1 cup coarsely diced cucumber i coated with. dressing.

| tuce, and French ‘dressing: toss ;
“1g cups cooked, chilled peas | lightly until vegetables are: well |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
    

WANT. “YOUR. OLD.
SUIT. TO: HAVE® A
. NEW. LOOK??.
“We expertly’ aiter ‘your _ -

‘double-breasted to» a
single-breasted. aa

Photo.

 

CAFE

in town.

2 A.M.

 

“HOLL YWOOD

Best Chinese Food”
OPEN FROM 4 P.M. — foe ride

CLOSED. SUNDAYS

For Take- out ‘Orders.
_ Phone. 6226 ~

 

_ Only $15, 09

"Specialists: in
“DRAPE. “SLACKS...
if SUITS MADE. TO. MEASURE.

 

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: “Agents: for:
- House: of. Hobbertin:

 

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(PAUL WONG) |
St. : a -Phone

  

220-6th $238

 

 

 

 

Mrs: Simons: ‘had put. the, eggs |

 

halves?. Recipes for these’salads have been supplied by’ the | on to‘ boil’ and“ forgot ‘them.

home economists ‘of: Canada’s Department of . Fisheries. fe Prince Rupert Daily News °3

1959.

 

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_ TUESDAY, AUGUST 11°

ee Consolation. $100. oe
a “LEGION AUDITORIUM "
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- Tuesday, August" 11,

 

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1. cup: shredded lettuce Place in lettuce- lined salad :

2 tablespoons» French dressing | bowls or in lettuce cups arrang- | | BETTER | -

Crisp lettuce ‘ed on individual serving: plates 16 THIS PUReY: ies TIME AT.

Drain. salmon. and vreak into; Top with... ‘chunks ‘of salmon.: “THE TRAIN | ALL “CAMP .
good-sized chunks. Combinej| Serve with mayonnaise. ‘Makes ‘FOR CAMP ? - WINAUKEB”
‘peas, cucumber, shredded let- ,4 servings. i * e

 

   

 

 

 

GARDEN BOUNTY COMPLEMENTS BOUNTY FROM TIE

liclous,

Swihmadneg

-~-Department of Fisheries of Canada photo.

Church camps at Lakelse

boat

give children

rides,

wiener

nice holiday

Mr, Jackson said Ahat

SEA
inthis salmon crown salad which is cool, easy to fix, and de- |

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HONESTLY, TULIE~POOR,
LOLIG LOOKED LIKE HE
COULD HAVE SLAYED
THAT HOOGE CHANCE!

roasts, a visit to the Hot Springs,
lots of good food, hearty singing
and helpful lessons Jearmed from
tho Biyte, ml added up to oa
wonderful waek af camp for 22
boys and 28 girls, sponsored by:
the Prince Rupert Rogular Bags
tsi church at Lakelse Lake.

The eamps, provided by the
Kinsmen Gub, were held July
20 to ar for boys, and from July
127 to August 1 for the girls,

Cumpers came from Smithers
and Terrmiee as woll as Prince
Rupert to mvoy: the tdoal eanyp
weather and wonderful camp
all itien, chureh pastor Rev, Li,

i, Jnekson sald today,

“gnoalil prizos wore .nwardod
ta Ken Bowman — for *memary
work and to Arlene Baker and
Winnifted -Dixon for the boat
notohaaks, |

Camp Director Mr. Jaakson
waa assisted by counsellor Mra,
Ohoster Marshall, Mr, and Mrs.
Hart Bowd and Mta, Bruce
Matolka, .

Oninp cooks were Mra, dack-
Hon aud Mra, A, i, Wilkinson,

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valuable hej was also given by
many persons who
Lransportation, provisions — of
wood and spoclal donations of
food,

 

comne remterentey weiner — *

Crry COUNCIL BRIEVS

{ngs has been recommended to
Clty Counell

fim of consulting engineors,

 

was roferred Inst night to the
zoning committea for study.
Het de,
Councll njyproved K request by
the Prince Rupert Garden Club

its forthcoming: flower show,

LARGE VAMILY
KINGSTON, Ont, «) — Five
gonorations of the Botting fam-
ily anthored here for na family
reunion. Oldeat momber was
Mra, Mary Botting, 84, youngoat

 

 

waa her ’ gront-gront-grand-
dnughter, . Kahy | Ryan, six
months,

Tha recommendation, tageth- |;
or With others concerning speoul- ;
feations of parking facilities, |

provided

One parking: spnea for every ;
unit In new. apartment build: .

by a Vaneouyer |

for n $200 contribution towards |

 

 

MAL L WONDER, \
OUR MR. CHANCE
7 HAS THE ADHESIVE
QUALITIES OF A
SEA LEECH! .,

     

   

 

LWONDER WHY HE WON'T
LET LOUIS ALONE-FOR

EVEN AMINUTB WHEN
HE'S OFF THE SHIP/ vA
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-AND.NOW WE'LL TOIN
AROUND I! ~YOU'RE
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COMPLETE VIEWS !!

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WELL~NEXT STOR MARTINIGUE,
T WONDER WHAT IT'LL BE LIKE:
SEEING AN ISLAND WITHOUT
MR. GHANCE TAGGING .
ALONG. rare

    

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